Recent content by Kosti

Brief and final Update, I defaulted a 3rd IP camera, via my POE switch and logged on to the IP address after a I hard reset the camera, this one was on /229, not 108 and the initial defaulted IP Camera and proceeded to set a new PW. Once done, I removed it from my POE Switch and plugged this...

OK, fresh start today and a few coffee's in along with a little outside of the box thinking, I finally got them working and connected to the NVR!!! Yeah! :headbang: So what I did was I used my POE switch and connected both of the IP camera's to the POE switch, then I defaulted both camera's and...

OK so what Ive tried to do is add two camera's one static the other just defaulted with the camera set with DHCP. It made total sense the NVR would be NAT'ing the IPs of the camera, but this test now makes zero sense! I started the camera search in the NVR to add camera but comes up empty...

Hey TonyR Thanks for the message! I installed the Amcrest Surveillance Pro on windows to test a theory and this too doesn't find the camera when using the device search function, however if I add this manually with the static IP address the camera pops up in this program and I can view and...

G'Day All Need some guidance as I recently picked up 10 of these IP cameras and a Pacom SmartIP 16PM NVR from being dumped in ewaste and trying to get them to play nice with each other nut has me stumped. I am assuming majority of IP cameras and NVR's can communicate with each so I thought I'd...

Oh Yes, I forgot to say that I did reserve the IP address for this NVR via the router using MAC ADD so it should be ok for a while as the ISP just got updated, but if it does, then I at least have a better idea of how to get into it again Cheers Kosti

OK, installed back in the shop and all went well,! I did take a monitor and keyboard and my laptop just to make sure in case I ran into some issues. :p Both camera's are now operational again and the NVR is set to DHCP should they change ISP again. Just when I though my job was done, the...

OK chaps, I finally got some free time just now to play and try this and woot woot success!, It's alive!! I used the NVR GUI via HDMI and edited D1 to 192.168.254.10, then entered admin PW of camera 1234567a and boom I got image! Although I had to do this via manual setup, when I goto plug and...

Will give this a try chaps and get back you all Thanks heaps Cheers

Hey Mate I believe I have extracted the config file See attached Many Thanks Kosti PS, I assume I will have to extract the other camera or once we have the PW it would potentially be the same so I should be able to bring it online when onsite yeah? Cheers Kosti

OK thanks OK, I will rephrase -> I have the LAN port on NVR connected to the router -> I have the NVR POE port 3 connected to router -> I have camera connected to NVR POE port 1 -> PC is connected via wifi to router on same network I reset the NVR admin PW via the XML provided by HikVision...

Correct I too suspect camera PW is different since the NVR has been defaulted and new PW, hence I am hoping to default camera back to password 12345? Indeed, I've not know about the way these IP camera's and the POE of the NVR interact once on the network, assuming its done this way for...

Recap what I've done, NVR PW was changed as original admin PW was lost hence I reset via email from HikVision and set new PW on NVR. The other change to NVR was change to enable DHCP to prevent further ISP or IP issues. Initially the LAN was 192.168.1.x, new ISP was 192.168.0.x, all camera's...

Hey Alastair, I had done that I had connected it all back as it was the only problem the network had changed, so made the NVR DHCP so they never have to worry about changing ISP's again. When onsite SADP never could see the camera's at all when connected to the POE ports on the back of the NVR...

Hi All Took the NVR back to my friends store and thought I would be able to plug this back into the camera's and they are not seen by the NVR, wondering do I need the camera's PW or does the admin PW over ride the camera's The only way o got to see the camera's was to bring it all home again...